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What Do Small Bumps Over The Back And Neck Of An Infant Indicate?

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Posted on Thu, 30 Mar 2017
Question: hi,
my baby is 3 months old. he had these other grains all over his back and neck. we had used cutie soft for a week after consulting a doctor. these grains continue to be there and even spread.
please suggest
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Pradeep Kumar Jain (46 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Apply calamine lotion, keep the area dry,avoid excess heat or humidity

Detailed Answer:
Hello

thanks for choosing this platform

I have seen the image and to me these rashes appear to be Miliaria. These rashes appear due to excessive sweat production leading to blockage of sweat gland.
Here I would suggest you to keep the room temperature around 27-29 degree centigrade to avoid excessive heat.Use loose cotton cloths and keep the area dry.
Apply calamine lotion.
If lesions persist even after taking all these measures please consult a pediatrician/dermatologist. As in resistant cases application of hydrocortisone cream helps.

I hope this helps.
Please let me know if you have any more query.
Regards
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What Do Small Bumps Over The Back And Neck Of An Infant Indicate?

Brief Answer: Apply calamine lotion, keep the area dry,avoid excess heat or humidity Detailed Answer: Hello thanks for choosing this platform I have seen the image and to me these rashes appear to be Miliaria. These rashes appear due to excessive sweat production leading to blockage of sweat gland. Here I would suggest you to keep the room temperature around 27-29 degree centigrade to avoid excessive heat.Use loose cotton cloths and keep the area dry. Apply calamine lotion. If lesions persist even after taking all these measures please consult a pediatrician/dermatologist. As in resistant cases application of hydrocortisone cream helps. I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more query. Regards